A Delhi court acquits former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and Vinod Tomar, ending a case in which women wrestlers accused Singh of sexual harassment. In his first response after the verdict, Singh says he never felt guilty and maintains that he believed justice would be served. He also reiterates his claim that the allegations are part of a conspiracy against him. According to the reports, the court acquits both accused after examining the chargesheet filed by Delhi Police. Following the ruling, supporters of Singh celebrate the acquittal outside his residence, including by using flowers and crackers. The accounts describe Singh’s reaction as defiant, with a stated willingness to face consequences if found guilty, while his position remains that he is not responsible for the allegations brought against him. The acquittal follows the court’s review of the case records presented in the chargesheet.